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In the 1970s, Nine Nine Nine were England's most perfect fun punk band, just like our German punk band Die Toten Hosen in the 80s. Unfortunately, I never saw 999, although I was often a guest at the Nashville at Earls Court London. Unfortunately, they never performed in our area of southern Germany. According to WiKi, the guys from London had various hits in the UK charts, but of course not in the USA or Germany, where punk wasn't particularly popular in the charts. At the end of their early 70s, 999 brought two cover versions into the UK charts as singles, both of which were US hits in the 60s: Little Red Riding Hood (Sam the Sham & The Pharaos) and Indian Reservation (John D. Loudermilk). The last LP: The Biggest Prize In Sport - is a live LP recorded in 1979. You can see all of the 999 LPs here > Of the 1970s! -------Nine Nine Nine waren in den 1970ern die perfektesten Fun Punker Englands , wie in den 80ern unsere deutschen Punker Die Toten Hosen. Leider habe ich 999 niemals gesehen obwohl ich des Öfteren mal zu Gast im Nashville war. In unserer Gegend in Süddeutschland sind sie leider nie aufgetreten. Die Jungs aus London hatten laut WiKi diverse Hits in den UK Charts, natürlich nicht in den USA und in Germany, da war Punk ja nicht sonderlich beliebt in den Hitparaden. Zum Schluss ihrer 70er Frühzeit brachten 999 noch zwei Coverversionen als Singles in die UK Charts, beides US Hits in den 60s : Little Red Riding Hood (Sam the Sham & The Pharaos) und Indian Reservation (John D. Loudermilk). Die letzte LP : The Biggest Prize In Sport - ist eine Live LP aufgenommen 1979. Hier sieht man die kompletten 999 LPs > In the 1970s!--
In the 1970s, Nine Nine Nine were England's most perfect fun punk band, just like our German punk band Die Toten Hosen in the 80s. Unfortunately, I never saw 999, although I was often a guest at the Nashville at Earls Court London. Unfortunately, they never performed in our area of southern Germany. According to WiKi, the guys from London had various hits in the UK charts, but of course not in the USA or Germany, where punk wasn't particularly popular in the charts. At the end of their early 70s, 999 brought two cover versions into the UK charts as singles, both of which were US hits in the 60s: Little Red Riding Hood (Sam the Sham & The Pharaos) and Indian Reservation (John D. Loudermilk). The last LP: The Biggest Prize In Sport - is a live LP recorded in 1979. You can see all of the 999 LPs here > Of the 1970s! -------Nine Nine Nine waren in den 1970ern die perfektesten Fun Punker Englands , wie in den 80ern unsere deutschen Punker Die Toten Hosen. Leider habe ich 999 niemals gesehen obwohl ich des Öfteren mal zu Gast im Nashville war. In unserer Gegend in Süddeutschland sind sie leider nie aufgetreten. Die Jungs aus London hatten laut WiKi diverse Hits in den UK Charts, natürlich nicht in den USA und in Germany, da war Punk ja nicht sonderlich beliebt in den Hitparaden. Zum Schluss ihrer 70er Frühzeit brachten 999 noch zwei Coverversionen als Singles in die UK Charts, beides US Hits in den 60s : Little Red Riding Hood (Sam the Sham & The Pharaos) und Indian Reservation (John D. Loudermilk). Die letzte LP : The Biggest Prize In Sport - ist eine Live LP aufgenommen 1979. Hier sieht man die kompletten 999 LPs > In the 1970s!--
In the 1970s, Nine Nine Nine were England's most perfect fun punk band, just like our German punk band Die Toten Hosen in the 80s. Unfortunately, I never saw 999, although I was often a guest at the Nashville at Earls Court London. Unfortunately, they never performed in our area of southern Germany. According to WiKi, the guys from London had various hits in the UK charts, but of course not in the USA or Germany, where punk wasn't particularly popular in the charts. At the end of their early 70s, 999 brought two cover versions into the UK charts as singles, both of which were US hits in the 60s: Little Red Riding Hood (Sam the Sham & The Pharaos) and Indian Reservation (John D. Loudermilk). The last LP: The Biggest Prize In Sport - is a live LP recorded in 1979. You can see all of the 999 LPs here > Of the 1970s! -------Nine Nine Nine waren in den 1970ern die perfektesten Fun Punker Englands , wie in den 80ern unsere deutschen Punker Die Toten Hosen. Leider habe ich 999 niemals gesehen obwohl ich des Öfteren mal zu Gast im Nashville war. In unserer Gegend in Süddeutschland sind sie leider nie aufgetreten. Die Jungs aus London hatten laut WiKi diverse Hits in den UK Charts, natürlich nicht in den USA und in Germany, da war Punk ja nicht sonderlich beliebt in den Hitparaden. Zum Schluss ihrer 70er Frühzeit brachten 999 noch zwei Coverversionen als Singles in die UK Charts, beides US Hits in den 60s : Little Red Riding Hood (Sam the Sham & The Pharaos) und Indian Reservation (John D. Loudermilk). Die letzte LP : The Biggest Prize In Sport - ist eine Live LP aufgenommen 1979. Hier sieht man die kompletten 999 LPs > In the 1970s!-
In the 1970s, Nine Nine Nine were England's most perfect fun punk band, just like our German punk band Die Toten Hosen in the 80s. Unfortunately, I never saw 999, although I was often a guest at the Nashville at Earls Court London. Unfortunately, they never performed in our area of southern Germany. According to WiKi, the guys from London had various hits in the UK charts, but of course not in the USA or Germany, where punk wasn't particularly popular in the charts. At the end of their early 70s, 999 brought two cover versions into the UK charts as singles, both of which were US hits in the 60s: Little Red Riding Hood (Sam the Sham & The Pharaos) and Indian Reservation (John D. Loudermilk). The last LP: The Biggest Prize In Sport - is a live LP recorded in 1979. You can see all of the 999 LPs here > Of the 1970s! -------Nine Nine Nine waren in den 1970ern die perfektesten Fun Punker Englands , wie in den 80ern unsere deutschen Punker Die Toten Hosen. Leider habe ich 999 niemals gesehen obwohl ich des Öfteren mal zu Gast im Nashville war. In unserer Gegend in Süddeutschland sind sie leider nie aufgetreten. Die Jungs aus London hatten laut WiKi diverse Hits in den UK Charts, natürlich nicht in den USA und in Germany, da war Punk ja nicht sonderlich beliebt in den Hitparaden. Zum Schluss ihrer 70er Frühzeit brachten 999 noch zwei Coverversionen als Singles in die UK Charts, beides US Hits in den 60s : Little Red Riding Hood (Sam the Sham & The Pharaos) und Indian Reservation (John D. Loudermilk). Die letzte LP : The Biggest Prize In Sport - ist eine Live LP aufgenommen 1979. Hier sieht man die kompletten 999 LPs > In the 1970s!--
